Re: Fw: Re: Re: amino acids?

[Guest guest]

This is probably about the doctor -- http://www.whale.to/v/mendelsohn.html.

But his name has only one letter l. Which books were referring to?

Roman

bianca3@... wrote:

> By the way, it should say Mendellsohn, not Mendel.

>

> ---

> Also, what sort of practitioner are you? I'm interested to know your

> background and how you learned to apply NT principles to healing and

> what sort of results you are getting with it....

>

> Thanks for sharing,

> Becky

>

> Hi Becky,

>

> I guess I should start by telling you that I have degrees in philosophy

> (Ph.D.), medicine (MD) and plan on earning a doctorate in economics as

> soon as my family situation will allow. I hesitate to tell you this

> because there is a very real sense that none of this background has any

> real bearing on what I have developed over the years in terms of healing

> diseases and treating patients. But it is important to some folks so

> there you have it.

>

> I am clearly a medical heretic and make no bones about it. My hero over

> the years has been Dr. Mendel, and if you haven't read his books I

> suggest you run, not walk to the store, and buy them.

>

>

[Guest guest]

What is up with my spelling these days :-).

The book I began with was Confessions of A Medical Heretic. BTW, I can't

seem to get to the website you listed.

On Mon, 18 Feb 2002 00:47:00 -0800 Roman <r_rom@...> writes:

This is probably about the doctor --

http://www.whale.to/v/mendelsohn.html.

But his name has only one letter l. Which books were referring to?

Roman

bianca3@... wrote:

> By the way, it should say Mendellsohn, not Mendel.

>

> ---

> Also, what sort of practitioner are you? I'm interested to know your

> background and how you learned to apply NT principles to healing and

> what sort of results you are getting with it....

>

> Thanks for sharing,

> Becky

>

> Hi Becky,

>

> I guess I should start by telling you that I have degrees in philosophy

> (Ph.D.), medicine (MD) and plan on earning a doctorate in economics as

> soon as my family situation will allow. I hesitate to tell you this

> because there is a very real sense that none of this background has any

> real bearing on what I have developed over the years in terms of

healing

> diseases and treating patients. But it is important to some folks so

> there you have it.

>

> I am clearly a medical heretic and make no bones about it. My hero over

> the years has been Dr. Mendel, and if you haven't read his books

I

> suggest you run, not walk to the store, and buy them.

>

>